Kuk Sool Won Weapons

Kuk Sool Won Weapons

The Kuk Sool Won | What is Kuk Sool Won | History | Origins | Description | In Hyuk Suh The Founder | Philosophy | Characteristics and Techniques | Techniques and Arts | Kuk Sool Won Weapons | Source of Kuk Sool Won | Fighting Animals | Tiger and Eagle | Breaking Training Techniques | Korean Swordsmanship

There are 24 weapons in the Kuk Sool Won curriculum including Buddhist and Tribal weaponry.

  1. Gum (Sword)
  2. Jung Gum (Straight Sword – 37 inches)
  3. Dan Gum (Short Sword)- About one-third the size of a standard sword.
  4. Kal Gum (Knife)
  5. Dan Do Knife or Short Sword
  6. Wol Do Halberd (Moon Knife)
  7. Do Kki Battle Axe
  8. Bu Chae (Fan)– The fan skeleton is made of metal plates.
  9. Ji Pang Ee (Walking Cane)
  10. Po Bak (Rope)
  11. Jool Bong (Flail, Jointed Staff) — More commonly known as nunchucks.
  12. Dan Bong Short Staff
  13. Jung Bong Middle Staff
  14. Jang Bong (Long Staff)
  15. Chang Spear
  16. Gung Si Bow & Arrow
  17. Gung Sool Archery
  18. Kuk (Sool) Gung Traditional Korean Archery (utilizing a “thumb” draw)
  • A number of weapon variations are taught, including (but not limited to):
  1. Inverted long sword
  2. Double long sword
  3. Double short sword
  4. Sword cutting ( bamboo & rolled mats)
  5. Sword sparring
  6. Knife throwing
  7. Double short staff
  8. Staff sparring

Related Information

  1. Kuk Sool Won’s Fighting Animals
  2. Kalaripayattu Thekan Weapons
  3. Han Mu Do
  4. Kuk Sool Won Philosophy
  5. Weapons in Gatka
  6. Kuk Sool Won’s Tiger and Eagle
  7. Kuk Sool Won and Korean Swordsmanship
  8. Kuk Sool Won History
  9. The Kuk Sool Won
  10. Source of Kuk Sool Won
  11. Kuk Sool Won Techniques and Arts
  12. What is Kuk Sool Won
  13. Hoi Jeon Moo Sool
  14. Kuk Sool Won Description
  15. Kuk Sool Won Characteristics and Techniques